Agricultural enclave

Opposed both the Carter Road and Pacetti Oaks enclave requests, citing grounds for denial and density analysis.

Urged deny-to-defend on the Palm Valley enclave, citing 15 applications in 2.5 months and strained schools and roads.

Blamed Senator Leek and Representative Kendall for the enclave law and urged residents to contact them.

Urged the board to support the communities on the agricultural enclave.

Cited environmental impacts and urged denial of the enclave if it didn't meet legal requirements.

Spoke on the Florida agricultural enclave statute.

Questioned whether the requirements were met for the agricultural enclave.

Spoke on behalf of Simon Gregg with concerns about the agricultural enclave.

Urged the board to deny the enclave request.

Raised questions about measurements of the plotted map for the enclave.

Expressed concerns about the agricultural enclave.

Expressed concerns about the agricultural enclave application.

Spoke about growth in St. Johns County and the agricultural enclave.

Representing concerned residents with over 2,000 petition signatures ahead of the next day's enclave hearings; argued the enclave applications aren't fully proven and questioned whether wetland acres count as bona fide agricultural land.

Urged the board to use all available powers to support efforts to cancel Senate Bill 686's agricultural land reassignment provisions.

Agreed defending a denial may beat a proactive injunction but asked for more legal rigor, documents, and competitive selection from the county attorney's office.

Corrected the record that her firm's enclave application requests one unit per acre, not six, and reserved comments for the August 19 hearing.

Opposed Senate Bill 686, warning it could put thousands of homes on agricultural land, and urged the board to file an injunction.